Parece mentira, en la era de los archivos mp3, la calidad del sonido es peor que nunca:
Computer programs like Pro Tools, which let audio engineers manipulate sound the way a word processor edits text, make musicians sound unnaturally perfect. And today's listeners consume an increasing amount of music on MP3, which eliminates much of the data from the original CD file and can leave music sounding tinny or hollow. "With all the technical innovation, music sounds worse," says Steely Dan's Donald Fagen, who has made what are considered some of the best-sounding records of all time. "God is in the details. But there are no details anymore."
Cuando comprimís, por ejemplo, un CD, determinás el grado de compresión.
ReplyDeleteSi lo vas a escuchar en un aparatito de mp3 con auriculares chicos, no se va a perder nada.
El mp3 te da opciones.